Oracle O2C Functional Consultant
metrix it solutionsSacramento (CA)
Oracle O2C Functional Consultant
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metrix it solutionsSacramento (CA)
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About the role
Role: Oracle O2C Functional Consultant
Location: Remote
Fulltime Job Description:
Candidate must have 7-10 years of hands-on experience in Inventory, Purchasing, Order Management, Advanced pricing, I supplier, I procurement, BOM/WIP with experience on 1-2 full cycle implementation and must have hand on experience on support and integration projects. Good Exp. on P2P & O2C Cycle. As a functional consultant, you would be responsible to resolve production support issues, work on product enhancements and interface with the client on day-to-day operation related functionality queries. You would also be responsible to guide the business users on the core product functionalities and aid them to complete the regular business tasks in the oracle ERP system. You will also be expected to interface with the ERP project team to drive feature enhancements and additional project deliverables. The candidate needs to possess strong functional & technical experience on the key product line with excellent communication Skills. Need to be passionate about Customer Satisfaction in a product support environment. Should be flexible for travel and work in shift as needed. Familiarity to Various Tables, AOL objects related to the area. R12 Knowledge is must. At least 2 support project experience and implementation project experience is added plus. Strong configuration and design skills.
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